Hey everybody, Greg Laurie here. You're listening to the Greg Laurie podcast. And my objective is to

deliver hopefully compelling practical insights and faith, culture, and current events from a Biblical

perspective to find out more about our ministry. Just go to our website harvest.org. So thanks for

joining me for this podcast. I want to introduce you to a friend that many of you already know his name

is Frank Sontag. And he is the host of the Frank Sontag show, heard every day on KKLA from

Fortis Six in the evening. Now Frank has an amazing story. In fact, he has a new book that has come out

called Like the Way Home. And fact, Lee Strobel wrote the forward for this book. And Frank was

impacted by one of Lee's books. The case for Christ is so many were. But Frank's story is

really quite unusual. For starters, he came to faith in his 50s. You know, most people come to Christ

when they're younger. Many before the age of 18, but Frank came to faith in his 50s. And he went

through a lot of twist and turns before he came to Christ. He actually was a leader in the new age

movement. He was a person who would give seminars and teachings on new age mysticism. But what

happened, the way he got there was as a younger man, he was out riding a motorcycle one day. And he

was hit by a car going over 100 miles per hour. Amazingly, he survived this without a scratch,

relatively speaking. And so this sent him on a quest for the meaning of life, which unfortunately

led him to this new age guru that sort of indoctrinated Frank in the ways of that belief system.

And so there he was, a new age leader. And he also hosted a popular radio program on the Rock

Station K. L. O. S. He interviewed a lot of the royalty of rock and roll over the years and so forth.

But then God got hold of him. And he came to faith. And I want you to hear a little bit of a

story today because it will help you know more about how to reach people that seem unreachable.

So let's give a warm harvest welcome to Frank Sontag as he comes.

Frank, good to see you. Thank you, Pastor Greg.

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